He was pretty much Moses at the end of his journey. He saved his people from subjugation and led them to the promised land but died before he could join them.
I love the hypocrisy of Proximus. He claims to follow Caesars words, yet he has his kingdom go out and kill and capture other apes , violating the "ape no kill ape" philosophy Caesar created, under the excuse if his other teaching "apes together strong" to excuse his violent actions. He's also into Roman history, and I realized that I like the contrast of the two Caesars influencing Proximis. So he blends their teachings into the worst version he could possibly end up being, a violent conquerer of other apes who burns other clans and tortures any who resist the glory of his kingdom.
Proximus' hypocrisy was evident in every line he spoke. Half the time, he would talk to Noa about apekind banding together against mankind and evolving as a species. Then on the other half, he would talk about "my vault" and "having apes to spare" on throwing against the vault door. Like the best villains, his valid points and utter bullshit were tightly intertwined.
One thing I LOVED about what they did with this movie (spoilers obviously) is when they had the human reader read history books to Proximus, specifically history - showing that Proximus was hearing about Julius Caesar this entire time and was convinced that this was this the Caesar that lead the apes. Just explains why he has such a skewed mindset with how he runs his kingdom. The continued worldbuilding in the movie just expanded on the setting from the trilogy in such an amazing way
The Caesar trilogy is proof that reboots can be awesome when the teams behind them care about things like story and character instead of relying on the brand name to sell it and going with a lazy check box mentality with the script.
Only the first one was good imho. I bought the 4k trilogy having only seen the first one and I was not impressed with the story. Had some good action tho.
The “What a Wonderful Day” scene was one of the deepest parts in the entire movie. Proximus using Caesar’s words which were originally meant for good and twisting them into something very bad. It also shows how religion can quickly become a cult if it is misinterpreted and people are misled.
Actually, I have a thought about how Caesar's teachings got so twisted. Aside from time, being many generations after Caesar, they had a human that could read. The old guy read to Proximus, and he said that Proximus' favorite info to learn about was Roman history. The apes are getting hearing about Roman Emperor Caesar and thinking that it's the same Caesar they worship as their progenitor. So they know "ape together strong", but they're now also learning how Caesar led a huge army and conquered those around him for the Roman Empire, so they're following the "wrong" Caesar's ambitions
Eh Julius wasn't that different from Caesar the ape. They were both visionaries who wanted to protect their people, we only look badly upon Julius now because of our modern sensibilities telling us any warring between humans (or conquest) is bad. Just a presentism thing.
Reboots tend to turn a lot of people off, but the Planet of the Apes reboot is probably one of the most well received reboots of all time where even the OG fans seem to enjoy it. It shows that reboots can be good when care is put into them and they’re not just a quick cash grab. I loved the movies with Caesar and exploring his character arch throughout the movies. I’m glad to see that the franchise is finally getting more recognition because it’s very slept on overall and doesn’t get near as much praise or attention as it deserves.
@@huntercool2232aww man yea you can never leave the house without it. Rookie mistake honestly. It’s obviously our fault for not accounting for these real life NPCs
I don't care about these movies but regardless of that it's great to see a reboot movie and continuation of a franchise that already stood well on its own actually be good and not a pathetic quality cash grab off the backs of the original movies
I have a running joke with my bro about this movie. Everytime we see a poster, trailer, or anything related to the movie, we add an extra line to the title. For example, Assassin of the King of the Empire of the United Clans of the Jungle of the Home of the Army of the Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
An assassin of the king of the empire of the clans of the jungle of the homes of the army of the frog on the log in a hole on the planet of the apes at the bottom of the sea
I really liked the part where Noa said "YOU KILLED MY FATHER!" then Proximus replies with "No Noa, I am your father" and then Noa replies with a long "NOOOOO!" it really hit me.
Remember the scene where Raka says 'Hey Noa, Hey Noah' over again and Noa's like 'Ugh you're so annoying orange'. I think these apes would make a killer web series together.
The rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy is probably one of the most underrated franchises of our time. It’s not necessarily ignored, but doesn’t get near as much recognition as most other franchises do. Which is a real shame because the movies are so well received by almost everyone. The CGI is absolutely incredible and the story telling is so well done. Caesar’s character arch in other movies was phenomenal and his character truly represents what a leader should be. Koba’s character arch was also interesting and showed how hate can destroy relationships with your loved ones. When I heard it was getting a 4th movie I was both excited for it, but also nervous that it wouldn’t live up to the other three movie’s expectations. I’m glad to hear people enjoyed this movie and it’s giving the franchise more spotlight.
I’m actually glad it isn’t bigger. I like that it’s this smaller franchise because it won’t suffer the same fate as the big names. Try to appeal to a mass audience and lose what made them special.
Underrated is a good thing. Means only the people who care about it will consume it and it won't get the attention of more greedy people who would of already planned 5 sequels in a few years. I have only heard good things about this franchise, and it shows.
i actually one theory about why this series never popped off as much as it should have. in short, this movie is not marketable. by that i mean that it’s really hard to sell merchandise for these apes, how do you sell apes that are almost indistinguishable from real life apes, you really can’t unless you design every ape as much as they designed proximus caesar or on a lesser extent koba. i think it’s like trying to sell a golden retriever figurine as the main character of your new movie “uprising of the galaxy of the hounds” it’s just not recognizable enough to be sold easily. also the title is really long.
I hope they bring back Raka, there was a post credit of him making his “gurgle” at the very end of the movie so hopefully it’s a hint that he survived the rapids and they’ll bring him back later on.
this movie was shit.. there is no way apes never took a shit in the movie, they never ate! they never had sex! where were all the baby apes? this movie was so unrealistic.. what do they use the eagles for?
I liked how they passively made Noah into a Caesar with the “scar” he received in the beginning on his shoulder area as Caesar had a birthmark there too. I also predict that Proximus Caesar isn’t dead but with the injuries he received at the end he’ll look like Koba.
Some of the effects where the apes were walking through water was mindblowing. Like it looked like actual apes were taking those steps with the physics.
Spoilers in this comment regarding Mei I found it weird that she was trying to oppose Noah towards the end. Especially the scene where she hides a gun behind her back cause she doesn’t trust him. If the market department was trying to put a human in the movie for relatability, it makes it hard to relate to someone who didn’t have good intentions at the end, when we already know our protagonist is a good character and helped her accomplish her goals.
Noa was definitely a great character, and is perfect leading into how the world became the way it was in the original movie. I see him adopting technology and innovating more, helping build ape civilization. While he has a good heart, he also clearly has no innate compassion for humans like Caesar did, and I could even see him leading the charge to war in this new trilogy. Edit: Also, this movie is great at show don’t tell. When Noa saw the model of Saturn, you can tell that’s what he first saw in the telescope from how he reacted.
honestly knowing where the book goes i was so in the camp of 'fuck the humans'.. but i think its either that they have to have atleast some humans in the next films to have a B plot or they havent decided whether they want to go the route of the book where Humans devolve into just animals that the apes control.. its honestly probably both because the moment Mae and Noa talk at the end i was really hoping for a conclusion that Apes now believe humans are irredeemable or something but they do the very obvious cliffhanger of "Can Humans and apes live together?'
I was like wait so she was pretending to be a primal human to spy on the apes and to get info. Then she was task to blow up a bunker and all the apes. The. She was task to give the striving humans the info they need to connect with other humans. I was like whoa whoa. Humans can have power but Apes can't, the same apes that gain intelligence from the mistakes that humans did.
@@Art-X-W You didn't watch the movie. First you need gas (gas doesn't last 300 years) for tanks and as you saw there was only like a couple dozen guns and half the ammo probably useless by now.
Thanks for the review - I've been rewatching the trilogy with a buddy recently and had no idea another film was in our midst. Feeling extra moist now so thanks!
To be honest, it did feel like it kind of insinuated, based on the trailers, that we would get an ape character and a human character finally be friends with one another, or allies in a way (kind of like how Malcolm almost became that in "Dawn of The Planet of The Apes" with Caesar), but in the film they didn't flesh out Mae as much as they could as an introduction to her, though I don't think her characterization was awful per se, and she also didn't exactly align to the fact that the Apes are basically their own people now; she also stated that the world didn't belong to the Apes, but back to the humans. I don't think she is yet to believe that maybe humans should be looking towards coexistence after rebuilding themselves, instead of domination. I just hope that at least in one of the future films going forward we can get that coexistence or friendship. Apes together, strong. All together, stronger.
Big problem i have with her character now is that it just doesn't make sense at this point in the timeline (100 - 300 years post WAR for the pota). The fact that this film is set so far into the future now but still having the Humans (who are the most intelligent beings on the planet) still act like entitled racists is beyond stupid... The Apes at this point are just people now, only limited by cultural experience... The Humans know this and should act like it, The planet doesn't belong to Human's in the first place never mind now only a handful are left on each continent. For Ape's as intelligent and forward thinking as Promixmas [Minus his selfishness and dislike towards humans] they should be looking to communicate and bargin with... Teaching apes how to read human languages and basic but powerful science... Just giving Ape communities the ability to read science books on figures like Newton, Tesla, Eeinstein, Etc. Would transform the world for the better nevermind figures in biology and chemistry... I mean come on simply giving Noa's Primitive tribe a bunch of children's first word books would give them the ability to unlock centuries of human knowledge that exists in the buildings around them...
@@xproflipscarab Yeah, admittedly it does feel out of left field from Mae to not see the Apes as their own people, and it's not necessarily that she really states as such, but it is implied that she doesn't fully believe them to be; plus they may know *of* the Apes but don't try to interact with them unless they have to - or interactions with them had already been negative (such as Proximus taking over a human settlement to create his kingdom). The only thing that I can see happening here is that she, and generations before her as well, were raised being told about how humans deserve and even have the right to take back the world and become the dominate species again. It does still feel weird, but because we haven't yet seen how humans have been living these past few centuries, maybe we might get some answers as to why there are humans who still think this way.
I thought it was really good too. The most impressive part being that this franchise has had several directors but they all feel like they were made by the same person, like they feel as if they have all had the same vision and the progression of the story has just made so much sense crafted from beginning with care where it is believable that a scientist trying to cure Alzheimer's and play God would create a chain reaction leading to a new evolution of a species. from the beginning and watching rise to this is one of the best prequel-sequel film progressions maybe ever honestly.
I honestly don't understand the hate behind it. I can understand that the film is not the best one in the series bit maybe those people did not grow up with originals.
I know people are at first thinking there is no need for more planet of the apes movies, but I just want to say to those who are unaware that this series is a reboot. In the original series, there are 5 films and part 4 and 5 focus on Ceaser. In the reboot with ceaser dead, it seems they will focus on it becoming a full circle and the reboot will be like the beginning of the original films. A very interesting take but I think it will go far.
They are making 9 movies. So 3 different sets of trilogies. There was ceasars and now the rest will be following his ideas good and bad. As well, spoilers here, they did shaft raka I agree. His death came way too soon. However his entire arc in the plot was to simply educate noa on ceasar and put him on that path. Which they did well. But you are right they definitely coulda done is death better or even go a different route and put him on a different path
Just the concept of two competing intelligences that isn’t extraterrestrial within a semi realistic setting is so interesting. A lot of philosophical topics and unique world building to be explored
I loved the way Proximus talks man “WHAT A WONDERFUL DAYYYYY” and how he yells “YEEEAAAAHHH” while the apes were pulling on the door shit had me so hyped and invested
@@SL4PSH0CK Started with Rise (2011) and go onward! It is a goated trilogy with each one better than the last, and is in the same canon as this new one
I haven't seen it yet but I definitely have high expectations for the movie and not in a bad way. I don't think any of us expect something extremely deep and profound from these movies but for the trilogy of the last 10 years, they literally haven't missed. This has to be one of the greatest and highest quality franchises of the 2010's and 2020's. Just non stop, consistently good movies. I'm glad to hear you appreciated the latest one and I look forward to it.
Rokka was definitely shafted, but in a "Hero's Journey" kind of way where, once the template was established (see: "The Mentor" trope), you could immediately guess where it was going. Kind of the same thing with Mae (see: "The Lancer" trope). The story is more of a character study that uses the classic Hero's Journey cycle.
You can watch this without seeing any others tbh as it's many generations later. Might even be interesting as characters have opinions based on stories of the original trilogy but aren't 100% accurate. I think it would have been neat to watch kingdom then go back and see how the truth has been warped by time and the narratives characters want to push. But if you do want to see them only the last three, rise, dawn, and war are in this films universe
@@endsmites2436I’d recommend the one from 2011 with James Franco then the next two because those 3 movies are set in the same universe as this new movie except it takes place many generations later
It’s so nice to know I’m not the only one who fell in love with these movies, I can’t wait to see this one and how it connects to the very original, I will miss Caesar though. Apes together strong.
It's interesting that the main tribe is the Eagle Clan considering that the Roman flag was an eagle. I wonder what the Clan will turn into over the next movies considering that Noe said he's going to make the clan stronger, that he agrees with Proximus, and doesn't know how humans and apes can coexist. And they're likely going to become more militarized as they face many more threats both from apes and humans
Planet of the apes is a rare franchise that seemingly goes on forever and ever but also never gets boring or stale. Somehow every movie is a banger in its own right.
with them going with making noa more clever and not as good at actually fighting, it reminds me of the parallels between the real life Caesar and his successor, Augustus. personally found that really cool
This is a really good review, but does Charlie not know this is more than a trilogy? In the beginning he’s talking about it like the trilogy is all there is to the story. There are 8 other movies and a TV show. The series started and played out way in the distant future. The point of the trilogy and this new one are meant to fill in what happened between the present and the distant future we see in the very first Planet of the Apes. Making another after War for the Planet of the Apes isn’t extending a finished story. We already know how the story ultimately ends and how the planet dies and the subsequent alternate reality that gets birthed from it because of the old movies. Now we’re learning how it got to that point.
I saw it today and thought it was pretty strong. A little over long, could have been trimmed for sure but I didnt mind it because the world building still kept it interesting. Really enjoyed the characters, like the trilogy before it theyve ensured theyre well written and empathetic so despite any gripe on its length or slower moments I still had a great time and look forward to the next one, and particularly to see how the characters and their relationships progress.
The way they acknowledge the trilogy and then start a new saga reminds me of kingdom hearts going from the xehanort saga to the master of masters saga.
Thanks for that, because I'm planning to watch this with my dad on Friday, also Charlie: when you were describing Noa's character, it made me think like "Oh so he's basically Aladdin" you know like "Brains over brawn"
Been hyped for monke for a while. Watched the original movies a couple times when i had them on vhs, then got into the ceasar trilogy. So more apes is good for me, glad they actually good
Noah's intelligence-driven approach to fights is a refreshing deviation from the usual muscle flexing protagonists. The CGI does indeed deserve applause.
I'm excited to see it. Every time you said "per say," I kept trying to think if what it reminded me of. It's South Park episode with the Vamp Kids. 😂 Thanks for the review.
I think Mae's inclusion wasn't exactly "flat' more so than a more stoic and guarded performance; it's supposed to inverse the first trilogy where apes are under-estimated and turn out to be extremely dangerous. It also is necessary to explore the theme the new film and its upcoming sequels explore regarding human vs. ape coexistence. I enjoyed her part in the film, especially because of Raka's openness to humans because of how they were to Caesar and how this shed Noa's biases, and especially how this all turned out by the end
I love how Caesar is basically now like “Ape Jesus”
Always has been funny enough
He was pretty much Moses at the end of his journey. He saved his people from subjugation and led them to the promised land but died before he could join them.
More like Moses if anything
@@leithaziz2716 You’re right.
He was more like Moses in reality, but as time goes on and his actions are passed on between generations he became a christ-like figure
he gave it a 80%
Literally said 80% haha
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Who ever could have guessed that the Planet of the Apes series would end up handled better than basically every other movie franchise nowadays?
No one really
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Fr, look at star wars and marvel now 😂
Why do they keep making these movies? Who are still asking for them?
@HanDaimond if you haven't watched 1 planet of the apes movie? Wth did you click in here for ? 😂
My favorite part of the movie is when Proximus Caesar says:
*”Noa, are you familiar with the legend of Harambe?”*
"I thought not. It's not a story the Elders would tell you."
Here we go… 😂
It's an ape legend.
Why are you in every planet of the apes video??
@@ADumbMf_ I really like the franchise
My favorite part of the movie is when the ape said "Give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you." it really hit me.
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I love the hypocrisy of Proximus. He claims to follow Caesars words, yet he has his kingdom go out and kill and capture other apes , violating the "ape no kill ape" philosophy Caesar created, under the excuse if his other teaching "apes together strong" to excuse his violent actions.
He's also into Roman history, and I realized that I like the contrast of the two Caesars influencing Proximis. So he blends their teachings into the worst version he could possibly end up being, a violent conquerer of other apes who burns other clans and tortures any who resist the glory of his kingdom.
Kind of reminds me of the Legion from the Fallout universe
@marcusgabriel8365 exactly so I'm not the only one. This movie has many similarities with new vegas. Even the platinum chip.
Is he similar to how julius caeser conquered gaul and integrated the germanic tribes into the roman empire
@@A_foranonymous it has to be a very direct reference even with how easily he lets them into his nation as what seems like near full citizens
Proximus' hypocrisy was evident in every line he spoke. Half the time, he would talk to Noa about apekind banding together against mankind and evolving as a species. Then on the other half, he would talk about "my vault" and "having apes to spare" on throwing against the vault door. Like the best villains, his valid points and utter bullshit were tightly intertwined.
One thing I LOVED about what they did with this movie (spoilers obviously) is when they had the human reader read history books to Proximus, specifically history - showing that Proximus was hearing about Julius Caesar this entire time and was convinced that this was this the Caesar that lead the apes. Just explains why he has such a skewed mindset with how he runs his kingdom. The continued worldbuilding in the movie just expanded on the setting from the trilogy in such an amazing way
That would be such a funny twist if he wasn’t even talking abt the chimp Caesar but Julius
The Planet of The Apes Movies are some of the most slept on films from the last decade, It's always good to hear people enjoy them.
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The Caesar trilogy is proof that reboots can be awesome when the teams behind them care about things like story and character instead of relying on the brand name to sell it and going with a lazy check box mentality with the script.
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Thank you for saying that dude I agree reboots can be great or better than the original if the writers cares about the story
Did you just copy and paste a comment from Jeremy Jahns video?
Only the first one was good imho. I bought the 4k trilogy having only seen the first one and I was not impressed with the story. Had some good action tho.
The “What a Wonderful Day” scene was one of the deepest parts in the entire movie. Proximus using Caesar’s words which were originally meant for good and twisting them into something very bad. It also shows how religion can quickly become a cult if it is misinterpreted and people are misled.
I don’t remember Caesar saying “what a wonderful day”
@@elpoodoo3099 No. It was Proximus Caesar.
Actually, I have a thought about how Caesar's teachings got so twisted. Aside from time, being many generations after Caesar, they had a human that could read. The old guy read to Proximus, and he said that Proximus' favorite info to learn about was Roman history. The apes are getting hearing about Roman Emperor Caesar and thinking that it's the same Caesar they worship as their progenitor.
So they know "ape together strong", but they're now also learning how Caesar led a huge army and conquered those around him for the Roman Empire, so they're following the "wrong" Caesar's ambitions
Interesting 🧐
Eh Julius wasn't that different from Caesar the ape. They were both visionaries who wanted to protect their people, we only look badly upon Julius now because of our modern sensibilities telling us any warring between humans (or conquest) is bad. Just a presentism thing.
Reboots tend to turn a lot of people off, but the Planet of the Apes reboot is probably one of the most well received reboots of all time where even the OG fans seem to enjoy it. It shows that reboots can be good when care is put into them and they’re not just a quick cash grab. I loved the movies with Caesar and exploring his character arch throughout the movies. I’m glad to see that the franchise is finally getting more recognition because it’s very slept on overall and doesn’t get near as much praise or attention as it deserves.
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@@huntercool2232aww man yea you can never leave the house without it. Rookie mistake honestly. It’s obviously our fault for not accounting for these real life NPCs
By ‘OG’, are you referring to the films from 2011-2017? Or the original 1968-1973 films?
I’m sure you don’t mean the 1963 novel, anyway lol
@@JediSimpsonyes lol
I don't care about these movies but regardless of that it's great to see a reboot movie and continuation of a franchise that already stood well on its own actually be good and not a pathetic quality cash grab off the backs of the original movies
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That should be the title of next one "embrace of the monkey" it should also be rated r with a warning of graphic violent sexual uncensored monke fune
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I have a running joke with my bro about this movie. Everytime we see a poster, trailer, or anything related to the movie, we add an extra line to the title. For example, Assassin of the King of the Empire of the United Clans of the Jungle of the Home of the Army of the Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
Unrated unedited and uncensored platinum gold monke edition that comes with a lifetime supply of ceaser salad and coka koba
I think everyone says something similar in every comments section.
An assassin of the king of the empire of the clans of the jungle of the homes of the army of the frog on the log in a hole on the planet of the apes at the bottom of the sea
The assassination of the creation of the plot of the attack of the rise of the universe of the kingdom of the planet of the apes
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I really liked the part where Noa said "YOU KILLED MY FATHER!" then Proximus replies with "No Noa, I am your father" and then Noa replies with a long "NOOOOO!" it really hit me.
Especially when noah appeared in the clouds mufasa style and he says "ape together stronkg"
I can't wait for the sequel when Raka the Orange comes back on a horse in a white robe with a white staff and is Raka the White
Also the part where Caesar says, " Et Tu Noah!!"
That one part where Noa was in a duel with Koba's ghost and he said "It's apin' time" and proceeded to ape all over the place caught me off guard.
Remember the scene where Raka says 'Hey Noa, Hey Noah' over again and Noa's like 'Ugh you're so annoying orange'. I think these apes would make a killer web series together.
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Damn I forgot that war for the planet of the apes was supposed to be the conclusion
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Thought they were doing a new trilogy
Hit hard when Noah was like “what are we supposed to go back to silence??”
They actually did do Rakka so dirty
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The rebooted Planet of the Apes trilogy is probably one of the most underrated franchises of our time. It’s not necessarily ignored, but doesn’t get near as much recognition as most other franchises do. Which is a real shame because the movies are so well received by almost everyone. The CGI is absolutely incredible and the story telling is so well done. Caesar’s character arch in other movies was phenomenal and his character truly represents what a leader should be. Koba’s character arch was also interesting and showed how hate can destroy relationships with your loved ones. When I heard it was getting a 4th movie I was both excited for it, but also nervous that it wouldn’t live up to the other three movie’s expectations. I’m glad to hear people enjoyed this movie and it’s giving the franchise more spotlight.
I’m actually glad it isn’t bigger. I like that it’s this smaller franchise because it won’t suffer the same fate as the big names. Try to appeal to a mass audience and lose what made them special.
@@JIreland1992bro Dawn of the planet of the apes made $700 MILLION don’t act like it’s some hidden gem lol
Underrated is a good thing. Means only the people who care about it will consume it and it won't get the attention of more greedy people who would of already planned 5 sequels in a few years. I have only heard good things about this franchise, and it shows.
I'm glad I watched the trilogy recently. I'm looking forward to this one
i actually one theory about why this series never popped off as much as it should have.
in short, this movie is not marketable. by that i mean that it’s really hard to sell merchandise for these apes, how do you sell apes that are almost indistinguishable from real life apes, you really can’t unless you design every ape as much as they designed proximus caesar or on a lesser extent koba. i think it’s like trying to sell a golden retriever figurine as the main character of your new movie “uprising of the galaxy of the hounds” it’s just not recognizable enough to be sold easily.
also the title is really long.
I hope they bring back Raka, there was a post credit of him making his “gurgle” at the very end of the movie so hopefully it’s a hint that he survived the rapids and they’ll bring him back later on.
That was próximos
@@Mrimperialbeastpretty sure that particular sound is distinctively orangutans only
May is like that one classmate that doesn't work on the group project
May don't join unshaved Apes it's DEADLY AFFAIR
But will always have a backup plan to ensure she has a way out. Yk.
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@@aleee2323 ehhh may not like working with narc gay males
she for some reason did the entire group project's worth of of work and forgot to mention it to everyone but let them present
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Next movie title:
The Universe Of The Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes
Enter: Planet of the Apes Galactic Empire
Star Ape : Empire Stroke Back
Battle for the planet of the apes
Planet of the Apes 2: Even Apier
That Eagle ending hyped me up as Monke
Classic monke moment
I’m so excited for Dawn of the Dusk of the Rise of the Fall of the Kingdom of the Planet of the Universe of the Apes
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Sounds like it'll have vampire and alien mokes
Best action/ gore film/ found footage/ romantic comedy/ occult/ snuff/ erotic propaganda/ religious and thought provoking film I've seen in hours
i needed to read this twice
When Noa climbed that building and said, "It's Monkey Time," that hit so hard 😭😭😭
Then he used his bananaramadingdong to ceaser all over king chong salad in spanish
The fact that this franchise can still pump out quality after almost 50 years in insane to me
this movie was shit.. there is no way apes never took a shit in the movie, they never ate! they never had sex! where were all the baby apes? this movie was so unrealistic.. what do they use the eagles for?
65 years
I liked how they passively made Noah into a Caesar with the “scar” he received in the beginning on his shoulder area as Caesar had a birthmark there too. I also predict that Proximus Caesar isn’t dead but with the injuries he received at the end he’ll look like Koba.
Last time I was this early Caesar was still alive
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@@Gwavideoproductions Well, most of them are gone now.
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Wonder if this will get any awards for its VFX? I'm always impressed with the effects in these movies.
I hope it at least gets nominated. Dune 2 might take the awards away from this
Some of the effects where the apes were walking through water was mindblowing. Like it looked like actual apes were taking those steps with the physics.
And they stuck to a $165 million budget. Could have easily gone to $200-250 like a lot of recent films. That will be a major advantage for them
It would but dune 2
@@mailliww Yeah maybe this will get nominated but I reckon dune 2 would take the victory
Spoilers in this comment regarding Mei
I found it weird that she was trying to oppose Noah towards the end. Especially the scene where she hides a gun behind her back cause she doesn’t trust him. If the market department was trying to put a human in the movie for relatability, it makes it hard to relate to someone who didn’t have good intentions at the end, when we already know our protagonist is a good character and helped her accomplish her goals.
Noa was definitely a great character, and is perfect leading into how the world became the way it was in the original movie. I see him adopting technology and innovating more, helping build ape civilization. While he has a good heart, he also clearly has no innate compassion for humans like Caesar did, and I could even see him leading the charge to war in this new trilogy.
Edit: Also, this movie is great at show don’t tell. When Noa saw the model of Saturn, you can tell that’s what he first saw in the telescope from how he reacted.
my favorite part was when they all gathered together and said "hoo hoo hoo ha ha ha we are the planet of the apes"
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maybe the real planet was the apes we made along the way
What are we? some kind of Kingdom for the planet of the apes?
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@@strawburri420 the annunakis quote
Proximus Caesar ended up being right in the end about the humans and Mae was a sneaky little girl.
honestly knowing where the book goes i was so in the camp of 'fuck the humans'.. but i think its either that they have to have atleast some humans in the next films to have a B plot or they havent decided whether they want to go the route of the book where Humans devolve into just animals that the apes control..
its honestly probably both because the moment Mae and Noa talk at the end i was really hoping for a conclusion that Apes now believe humans are irredeemable or something but they do the very obvious cliffhanger of "Can Humans and apes live together?'
I was like wait so she was pretending to be a primal human to spy on the apes and to get info. Then she was task to blow up a bunker and all the apes. The. She was task to give the striving humans the info they need to connect with other humans.
I was like whoa whoa. Humans can have power but Apes can't, the same apes that gain intelligence from the mistakes that humans did.
Koba was right about them too, but ape not kill ape, making them evil
@Danny_Koba We could of had apes in tanks holding AK 47s. Plus air support from flipping eagles. That battle would of been epic against humans.
@@Art-X-W You didn't watch the movie. First you need gas (gas doesn't last 300 years) for tanks and as you saw there was only like a couple dozen guns and half the ammo probably useless by now.
Thanks for the review - I've been rewatching the trilogy with a buddy recently and had no idea another film was in our midst. Feeling extra moist now so thanks!
To be honest, it did feel like it kind of insinuated, based on the trailers, that we would get an ape character and a human character finally be friends with one another, or allies in a way (kind of like how Malcolm almost became that in "Dawn of The Planet of The Apes" with Caesar), but in the film they didn't flesh out Mae as much as they could as an introduction to her, though I don't think her characterization was awful per se, and she also didn't exactly align to the fact that the Apes are basically their own people now; she also stated that the world didn't belong to the Apes, but back to the humans. I don't think she is yet to believe that maybe humans should be looking towards coexistence after rebuilding themselves, instead of domination. I just hope that at least in one of the future films going forward we can get that coexistence or friendship. Apes together, strong. All together, stronger.
Big problem i have with her character now is that it just doesn't make sense at this point in the timeline (100 - 300 years post WAR for the pota).
The fact that this film is set so far into the future now but still having the Humans (who are the most intelligent beings on the planet) still act like entitled racists is beyond stupid...
The Apes at this point are just people now, only limited by cultural experience... The Humans know this and should act like it, The planet doesn't belong to Human's in the first place never mind now only a handful are left on each continent.
For Ape's as intelligent and forward thinking as Promixmas [Minus his selfishness and dislike towards humans] they should be looking to communicate and bargin with... Teaching apes how to read human languages and basic but powerful science...
Just giving Ape communities the ability to read science books on figures like Newton, Tesla, Eeinstein, Etc. Would transform the world for the better nevermind figures in biology and chemistry...
I mean come on simply giving Noa's Primitive tribe a bunch of children's first word books would give them the ability to unlock centuries of human knowledge that exists in the buildings around them...
@@xproflipscarab Yeah, admittedly it does feel out of left field from Mae to not see the Apes as their own people, and it's not necessarily that she really states as such, but it is implied that she doesn't fully believe them to be; plus they may know *of* the Apes but don't try to interact with them unless they have to - or interactions with them had already been negative (such as Proximus taking over a human settlement to create his kingdom). The only thing that I can see happening here is that she, and generations before her as well, were raised being told about how humans deserve and even have the right to take back the world and become the dominate species again. It does still feel weird, but because we haven't yet seen how humans have been living these past few centuries, maybe we might get some answers as to why there are humans who still think this way.
honestly thought it was a banger. Couldn't believe they nailed it again.
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@@iancardwell2382 I did haha
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I thought it was really good too. The most impressive part being that this franchise has had several directors but they all feel like they were made by the same person, like they feel as if they have all had the same vision and the progression of the story has just made so much sense crafted from beginning with care where it is believable that a scientist trying to cure Alzheimer's and play God would create a chain reaction leading to a new evolution of a species. from the beginning and watching rise to this is one of the best prequel-sequel film progressions maybe ever honestly.
I honestly don't understand the hate behind it. I can understand that the film is not the best one in the series bit maybe those people did not grow up with originals.
I know people are at first thinking there is no need for more planet of the apes movies, but I just want to say to those who are unaware that this series is a reboot. In the original series, there are 5 films and part 4 and 5 focus on Ceaser. In the reboot with ceaser dead, it seems they will focus on it becoming a full circle and the reboot will be like the beginning of the original films. A very interesting take but I think it will go far.
They are making 9 movies. So 3 different sets of trilogies. There was ceasars and now the rest will be following his ideas good and bad. As well, spoilers here, they did shaft raka I agree. His death came way too soon. However his entire arc in the plot was to simply educate noa on ceasar and put him on that path. Which they did well. But you are right they definitely coulda done is death better or even go a different route and put him on a different path
Gosh golly I remember my Planet of the Apes figures and collecting cards when I was a kid in the 70's.
I had lil ape soldier toys I also liked fireworks and bb guns tho so they are buried in the sand or burned somewhere in my yahd 🤷
Just rewatched the trilogy and man it was so good. You fall so in love with Caesar and what he stands for. You've made me really hopeful for this.
HOW IS IT SEVEN YEARS SINCE WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES?
I swear that movie came out a year and a half ago...
Right? This blew my mind
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Thank you lol
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My local theater has $6 tickets on Tuesdays so I’m looking forward to seeing it on Tuesday
Wow, the cheapest movie tickets in Australia are 24.....
Yessir shoutout to Regal
@brockfuller2074 we use aud in Australia but ye not wrong :/ feels even worse when it's a bad movie
@@RattusNorvegicuzManaged to get $14 vmax tickets somehow
There's a orangutan's sound at the end of the credits, maybe that could be Raka
Just the concept of two competing intelligences that isn’t extraterrestrial within a semi realistic setting is so interesting. A lot of philosophical topics and unique world building to be explored
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Forgot the last and most imporant word MONKE
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I loved the way Proximus talks man “WHAT A WONDERFUL DAYYYYY” and how he yells “YEEEAAAAHHH” while the apes were pulling on the door shit had me so hyped and invested
The CGI is absolutely mind blowing
I met him at this viewing. Greatest moment of my life. Thanks for the photo Charlie ❤
The move seems great, never thought of watching them but now this has caught my interest, I love your reviews and I wish to watch many more.
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I havent watch the entire franchise, but now I'm eager. Cool
@@SL4PSH0CK Started with Rise (2011) and go onward! It is a goated trilogy with each one better than the last, and is in the same canon as this new one
Legendary trilogy. Rise, Dawn, and War. Caesar is the goat!
@@moneykenny119 THANK YOU! appreciate ya!
I haven't seen it yet but I definitely have high expectations for the movie and not in a bad way. I don't think any of us expect something extremely deep and profound from these movies but for the trilogy of the last 10 years, they literally haven't missed. This has to be one of the greatest and highest quality franchises of the 2010's and 2020's. Just non stop, consistently good movies. I'm glad to hear you appreciated the latest one and I look forward to it.
Rokka was definitely shafted, but in a "Hero's Journey" kind of way where, once the template was established (see: "The Mentor" trope), you could immediately guess where it was going. Kind of the same thing with Mae (see: "The Lancer" trope). The story is more of a character study that uses the classic Hero's Journey cycle.
So much ape action this year it’s amazing 🙏
The last Apes trilogy is the most underrated trilogy ever
What planet of the apes movies should I watch before this one?
You can watch this without seeing any others tbh as it's many generations later. Might even be interesting as characters have opinions based on stories of the original trilogy but aren't 100% accurate. I think it would have been neat to watch kingdom then go back and see how the truth has been warped by time and the narratives characters want to push.
But if you do want to see them only the last three, rise, dawn, and war are in this films universe
@@endsmites2436I’d recommend the one from 2011 with James Franco then the next two because those 3 movies are set in the same universe as this new movie except it takes place many generations later
Let's see how this new trilogy will turn out.
Orangutan brothers, RISE
NO, CHIMP BEST.
What would you do if you looked out your window and saw a bunch of orangutans rising like bread out of the ground after u said that
@ElShmoltieMcknoltie "like bread" that's an odd way to describe zombies
It’s so nice to know I’m not the only one who fell in love with these movies, I can’t wait to see this one and how it connects to the very original, I will miss Caesar though. Apes together strong.
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congrats on 15 mil charles, also oo oo ah ah planet of apes
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Just saw it today with my mom for mother's day, we loved it. Well deserved score and right way to do a follow up/reboot.
It's interesting that the main tribe is the Eagle Clan considering that the Roman flag was an eagle. I wonder what the Clan will turn into over the next movies considering that Noe said he's going to make the clan stronger, that he agrees with Proximus, and doesn't know how humans and apes can coexist.
And they're likely going to become more militarized as they face many more threats both from apes and humans
Just saw it drop, but tgank you for your permission. Now i can enjoy it in peace.
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Planet of the apes is a rare franchise that seemingly goes on forever and ever but also never gets boring or stale. Somehow every movie is a banger in its own right.
I glad that I’d experience it in the theater yesterday. Good cgi, visual effects, and characters development’s. 9/10
with them going with making noa more clever and not as good at actually fighting, it reminds me of the parallels between the real life Caesar and his successor, Augustus. personally found that really cool
I have been so excited for this movie
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@@p-__ I don’t doubt you
What the fuck is going on here
You can tell they didn’t take notes from star wars
I really enjoyed this one. I’m just so impressed by the technology used and I loved Noah as a character. I think he has a ton of potential
I am SOOO hyped to see it. The Ceaser trilogy are some of my favourite movies of all time
This is a really good review, but does Charlie not know this is more than a trilogy? In the beginning he’s talking about it like the trilogy is all there is to the story. There are 8 other movies and a TV show. The series started and played out way in the distant future. The point of the trilogy and this new one are meant to fill in what happened between the present and the distant future we see in the very first Planet of the Apes. Making another after War for the Planet of the Apes isn’t extending a finished story. We already know how the story ultimately ends and how the planet dies and the subsequent alternate reality that gets birthed from it because of the old movies. Now we’re learning how it got to that point.
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I saw it today and thought it was pretty strong. A little over long, could have been trimmed for sure but I didnt mind it because the world building still kept it interesting. Really enjoyed the characters, like the trilogy before it theyve ensured theyre well written and empathetic so despite any gripe on its length or slower moments I still had a great time and look forward to the next one, and particularly to see how the characters and their relationships progress.
one of my personal favourite parts of this movie was all the references to the original movies
May with the gun at the end had me in tears 😂
You should make moist merch, like LED lights that just say “It’s moist time”
everytime they said "for Caesar" i was like NO HE WOULD NOT WANT THIS
Really need to rewatch these movies cause I remember them all being fantastic
Yup
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I was a bit on edge about it since it's basically a reboot but it definitely sounds like a good movie in all honesty
it's not a reboot
@@svprcrm7189 not sure what the other term is so I could only really say reboot
@kachiedits6231 it's a straight up continuation of the last trilogy
@@kachiedits6231It's a direct sequel.
The way they acknowledge the trilogy and then start a new saga reminds me of kingdom hearts going from the xehanort saga to the master of masters saga.
Thanks for that, because I'm planning to watch this with my dad on Friday, also Charlie: when you were describing Noa's character, it made me think like "Oh so he's basically Aladdin" you know like "Brains over brawn"
Im in the theatre about to watch it i will save this video for after
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How was the movie?
@@controlman7490 great thank you fir asking
So excited for this
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just watched it and this came up on my recommended, youtube's a genious
Been hyped for monke for a while. Watched the original movies a couple times when i had them on vhs, then got into the ceasar trilogy. So more apes is good for me, glad they actually good
Noah's intelligence-driven approach to fights is a refreshing deviation from the usual muscle flexing protagonists. The CGI does indeed deserve applause.
It’s nice setup for a new trilogy
these movies have become some of the ones im looking forward to in the future so id say they have done a good job
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I'm excited to see it.
Every time you said "per say," I kept trying to think if what it reminded me of. It's South Park episode with the Vamp Kids. 😂
Thanks for the review.
I think Mae's inclusion wasn't exactly "flat' more so than a more stoic and guarded performance; it's supposed to inverse the first trilogy where apes are under-estimated and turn out to be extremely dangerous. It also is necessary to explore the theme the new film and its upcoming sequels explore regarding human vs. ape coexistence. I enjoyed her part in the film, especially because of Raka's openness to humans because of how they were to Caesar and how this shed Noa's biases, and especially how this all turned out by the end
Proximus sounds like a Decepticon😅
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But what of monke?
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